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JaDy · Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 157 Location: SE PA USA

Got puppy-bare-bones-1.0.3 from http://www.nstsoftware.com/puppy/

DotPup - no go - guess it needs Mozilla or Firefox
PupGet - Firefox not listed

P.S. ibiblio must be busy, so I haven't yet downloaded the full 1.0.3

Lobster · Posted: Thu 09 Jun 2005, 12:50 Post subject:

Are you sure dotpup is not available with Dillo? I thought it did HTTP download? Right click and all that . . . If not start with a Firefox download - Firefox has its own installer routine that works fine with Puppy - no need for a dotpup . . .

m m m . . .

Confused

JaDy · Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 157 Location: SE PA USA

No Firefox listed in PupGet. And, DotPup from the Start menu does nothing (which is why I suspect it expects Mozilla). I didn't try going to the Wiki to get DotPups -- that might work with Dillo. Anyway, I really didn't need Firefox -- was just testing the bare-bones Puppy.

GuestToo · Puppy Master Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 4078

there's a torrent for Puppy 1.0.3 Mozilla at http://linuxtracker.org/

BarryK · Posted: Thu 09 Jun 2005, 20:52 Post subject:

Running bare-bones, does executable "mozilla" exist?

You could do a link, symbolic link mozilla to dillo, but Dillo has poor
download capability.

Better to install Mozilla, Firefox or Opera using PupGet -- then executable
mozilla will/should be pointing to something valid.

I'm running the full 1.0.3 right now, and Firefox is listed in PupGet.

babbs · Posted: Fri 10 Jun 2005, 00:04 Post subject:

I launched the Barebones CD in my laptop.

Lobster - Although I didn't dial up to the Internet, I was able to open the DotPup Package Manager and see the packages list. At what point did you run into problems?

Barry - I did a Type 2 boot. I got the same two "Lobster icon" errors (ERROR = BROWSER LABEL & ERROR = WORD LABEL) on the desktop. When I did the Modem Wizard, the "ding" to indicate the response to the selection kept dinging. The only way I could find to get it to stop was to reboot. It did this three consecutive boots. I'll test Barebones more over the next few days.

babbs

Lobster · Posted: Fri 10 Jun 2005, 01:44 Post subject:

Well apart from the icon errors which I thought were a result of the cut backs (so to speak) everything seemed fine. I was able to use Dillo after 3 clicks of the mouse

configure etherent
Use DHCP
and Exit wizard

On every version of Puppy since 9.9 connecting has been that easy. I am a lucky Puppy. There could be an auto check for ethernet and DHCP as it is very common and would mean (that like with most modern distros, a ready connected Puppy at first boot . . .

Oh Joy Smile

PeterSieg · Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 361 Location: Germany, 37603

Hi. Just tested 1.0.3 bare-bones in qemu. works.
I downloaded some DotPup's and Opera (still 7.54 -> better 8.0?), gxine and ripperX from putget packages. Put all inside the iso image. bootet.
For the DotPup staff, I just clicked inside rox on them and they installed just
fine.. For the PutGet stuff, I ran PutGet from the menu. Selected alien-packages and proceeded as stated.. All installed just fine...

Great work!

PS

JohnMurga · Posted: Fri 10 Jun 2005, 08:29 Post subject: Re: bare-bones+DotPup+PupGet